In a perfect world atoms would only combine to make either ionic or covalent bonds. This would be easiest. In the real world atoms can make both ionic and covalent bonds in the same molecule. Today we will explore this case with polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ions are atoms that come together and are covalently bonded, but they have an overall charge allowing them to make ionic bonds as well.
Specific Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to draw Lewis Structures of polyatomic ions bonded covalently and ionically
Tasks:
Watch the video,
watch the digital story
Listen to the podcast
do the assignment below and e-mail it to me at mjacobs@calvinchr.org
download the following assignment, print it out, answer the questions, and fax it back to me. (or scan it and e-mail it back) I will grade it and get it back to you.
Day 4 Polyatomic Ions
In a perfect world atoms would only combine to make either ionic or covalent bonds. This would be easiest. In the real world atoms can make both ionic and covalent bonds in the same molecule. Today we will explore this case with polyatomic ions. Polyatomic ions are atoms that come together and are covalently bonded, but they have an overall charge allowing them to make ionic bonds as well.Specific Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to draw Lewis Structures of polyatomic ions bonded covalently and ionically
Tasks:
Watch the video,
watch the digital story
Listen to the podcast
do the assignment below and e-mail it to me at mjacobs@calvinchr.org
Video:
By TTUchem1010Digital Story: By Mike Jacobs
Follow the link: http://www.archive.org/details/SlideshowOnPolyatomicIons Internet archives has not yet given me an embed code so you will have to follow the link
Podcast:
Assignment:
download the following assignment, print it out, answer the questions, and fax it back to me. (or scan it and e-mail it back) I will grade it and get it back to you.